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C-Like Single Line Comment Regex Matches Double Slash in Strings
See original GitHub issueThe single line comment pattern /(^|[^\\:])\/\/.*/ incorrectly matches the double slash in the string:
final String rcal = "ejb:jboss-ejb-multi-server-app-main/ejb//" + ("MainAppBean") + "!" + MainApp.class.getName();
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The key difference would probably be the addition of the
greedykey on thestringpattern, rather than a change in thecommentpattern. Please keep us informed if the issue is fixed.Hi! Thanks for reporting. I don’t reproduce the issue on the test page. Can you make sure you’re using the last version of Prism please?